Letter W
Word that would seem to be a portmanteau of "traveling groups," but isn't
Word before leg or cuff
Word with legs or cuffs
Word with legs or pockets
What a bride puts aside
Word after lake or sea
work Chamber
Whitlings, e.g.
Word from the French for "found"
Word with treasure
WILTSHIRE county council office
Weight classification
Whence Helen hails
Where "Uncle Sam" lived.
Where Achilles died
Where Achilles fell
Where Achilles fought
Where Aeneas fought
Where Agamemnon attacked
Where Hector and Achilles fought
Where Hector and Patroclus were slain
Where Hecuba was queen
Where Helen eloped to.
Where Helen was abducted to
Where Helen was taken
Where King Priam reigned
Where Paris placed Helen
Where Paris took Helen
Where Paris took Helen Actress
Where Patroclus died
Where Patroclus met his end
Where Priam held sway
Where Priam ruled
Where they should have looked a gift horse in the mouth?
Where xyloid equine fooled the foe
__ weight: precious metal measurement
Warriors in l'Iliade
Writer Capote, to pals
___ Warier (Ron Artest's terrible record label)
WANDERING from duty
What U. N. hopes to arrange in Korea.
What a white flag may mean
What a white flag signifies
When shooting wraps up?
White flag Message board
White flag meaning
White flag's message
White-flag event
White-flag indicator
White-flag waver's desire
What each of the answers to the starred clues once was
Where some vegetables are grown
Where vegetables grow.
What big rigs haul
"What are you hauling in there?" and "How many axles you running?"
Weigh-station traffic
Where you may get gas before eating
World leader who once worked as a bouncer and a snowboarding instructor
Walk draggily
Walk slowly and heavily
Walk through deep mud, say
Walk through deep snow
Walk through deep snow, say
Walk with great effort
Walk with heavy feet
walk heavily or wearily
Walked, in a way.
Weary hiker
Weary walker
Wayne's ____ Grit
What "T" may mean
What testimony is supposed to be
Without deceit.
Without deviation
Word after "ring" or "hold"
Word before "blue" or "colors"
Word before "colors" or "love"
Word before "love" or "story"
Word before "self" or "love"
Word before born or bred
Word in some literary genres
Word with "blue" or "believer"
Word with believer, love or Lies
Word with blue or love
Word with love or blue
Word with north
Word with north or blue
What some dramatic films are based on
Who you really are
Wayne's Oscar film
Wayne/Kim Darby film
Western novel narrated by a fourteen-year-old girl
What "never runs smooth," in a 1963 Gene Pitney hit
What an accurate definition provides
Words before "strong and free" in "O Canada"
"__ words were never spoken"
"___ words have never been spoken"
Wheel aligning device
Wheel-aligning device
What Alex Rodriguez isn't, according to his detractors
"War is hell," for one.
"What's past is past," e.g.
Well-known fact
"What's right is right" and others
W. W. II naval bastion
W.W. II Pacific battle site
W.W. II naval base
WWII Japanese base
WWII island battle site
whitewashed house
With sincerity
Word immediately preceding some signatures
Word in a letter closing
Word in a letter sign-off
Well-known Missourian.
Whom "Dewey Defeats" in a classic Chicago Tribune headline
Whom Dewey defeated, according to a premature headline
Winner of 1948
Writer Capote
What Philip Seymour Hoffman wore to the Oscars?
Writer of the Broadway musical House of Flowers
When NATO was formed
White House family: 1945-53
Winner of several O. Henry Awards
"Well, this is kind of a surprise, but ... good for you, I guess, Donald and Orson Scott ___!"
Winning advantage
What "The Donald" deals?
Worthless ornaments
Waterfowl musician?
Wins a bridge hand?
Words by M. Drayton
Where Donald gets kidded?
What the legs and torso represent, in tree pose
Wooden or metal framework
Word after brain or blind
Word in Fla.'s motto
Word on a Yankee dollar
Word on a one
Word on all dimes
Word on all nickels
Word on every nickel
Word on many coins and banks
Word on the front of all U.S. coins
Word with brain or blind
What's hopefully a hands-on experience at a business meeting?
Words from a con man
Words that, as a rule, should make you skeptical
Words to a doubter
Words to a skeptic
*Warning from the paranoid
Warning from the extremely paranoid
What a saw often has
What really happened
What some seekers seek
What some serum elicits?
White chrysanthemum
Witness requirement
Word in a court oath
what is real or factual
"We hold these __ . . ."
Weigh the case against
Whack or crack
Whack, of sorts
What even unmotivated judges do
What to do again (and again), if at first you don't succeed
What you may be urged to give it
Whirl or crack
Whirl, in a way.
Whirl, so to speak
Word after nice, often
Word before out or again
Word of effort
Word often repeated before "again"
Word often said twice before "again"
Word repeated after "If at first you don't succeed"
Word repeated before "again"
Word repeated before "again," in a saying
Word said twice before "again"
Word with "the old college"
Word with square or gun
Word with square or sail
Work toward
World's Fair symbol.
Walnut half.
Walnut or hickory nut
Walnut or hickory nut: Bot.
"What'll you do if ...?" retort
Wear a little?
Wear briefly in a fitting room
Wear for a moment
Wear for a tailor
Wear in the dressing room
Wear in the dressing room, e.g.
Words on a free-sample display
What auditioners do
Where one may or may not make the cut
Where an aspiring baseballer shows off
What a private detective might photograph
What a private eye might record
Word from Old French for "waiting place"
What Romeo and Juliet did
"___ with Tristan" (clue that has been used in the NYT three times for "ISOLDE")
Words before "Remember" and "Forget" in song titles
Words before relax or remember
Words before remember or relax
Words with remember or forget
Words before "again" in an adage
Wand user's org.
Wand wavers at SFO
Wand wavers' employer
Wand wielders' org.
Wand-carrying org.
Wand-waving grp.
Wand-waving org.
Wand-waving org. at the airport
Wand-wielding agency
Wand-wielding grp.
Wand-wielding org.
Wanders around LAX or JFK?
Wanders around an airport, for short?
Wanders around an airport, in brief?
Wanders around the airport?
Wanders around the head of a line, briefly?
Wanders in LAX?
Wanders in an airport?
Wanders of wanderers?
Water bottle confiscator, for short
Water bottle confiscator: Abbr.
Water bottle confiscators, for short
Water-confiscating org.
Waterbottle confiscators, briefly
Whom the agents work for (and a chunk of each theme answer)
Wand carrier
Wand holder, sometimes
Waver of a wand
Wand-ers, perhaps?
Wanders in airports?
What Thoreau and Eisenhower have in common, or this puzzle's theme, literally
Washington to California
Way-bygone monarch
Way-old ruler
Wearer of the Great Imperial Crown
Weill's "The ___ Has His Photograph Taken"
White Russian ruler
White dwarf or black dwarf, e.g. (no, it has nothing to do with fetish porn)
Winter Palace VIP
Winter Palace autocrat
Winter Palace denizen
Winter Palace despot
Winter Palace dweller, once
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